Artists Oil Paint History
For oil painters: Increase the fluidity of your paint by mixing the colour with glaze medium (a mix of linseed oil, dammar varnish and solvent), and apply with a fine round or rigger brush for flowing, even, unbroken lines.
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No matter what painting technique is employed, oil paints are most cooperative when applied from dark to light, wet-into-wet.
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Imagine pouring oil onto a completely dry, stiff sponge. It would likely drip right off and not be absorbed much at all. Then imagine the same oil poured onto a wet sponge. It’s much more likely to absorb the oil, because it has been prepped and softened.
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Since artist varnish is meant to be removed in the future when it is dirty and a new coat applied, it is helpful to write in permanent marker on the back edge, which varnish you used. The person cleaning the painting in the future will thank you.